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Applications open March 3 – April 11, 2026; awards announced June 2026; distribution at Ravens Training Camp in August 2026.
Ravens Youth Sports Grant is a grant from the Baltimore Ravens Foundation, in collaboration with Under Armour, that provides equipment and resources to youth and high school sports programs throughout Maryland. Now in its 16th year, the program has outfitted more than 9,500 area children with jerseys, cleats, and football accessories.
Grant packages include Under Armour jerseys and cleats, sports bras for female-based programs, Guardian Caps for impact reduction, Flag Football Starter Kits, Heat and Heart bundles with AED machines and hydration kits, and Field Equipment packages. Applications are submitted by program rather than by individual team, and all youth and high school sports programs across Maryland are invited to apply.
The application window runs from March through April each year.
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net 2026 Youth Sports Grant Application The Baltimore Ravens Foundation and Ravens RISE stay committed to improving and enhancing the development of youth sports in the Baltimore-area. With the support of Under Armour, all youth & high school sports programs throughout Maryland are invited to apply for a Ravens Youth Sports Grant to outfit all youth sports players in their program in brand new Under Armour jerseys and cleats.
Returning this year, Under Armour will provide packages containing sports bras for female-based programs. Also returning is the opportunity to be outfitted in Guardian Caps , soft shell football helmet covers engineered for impact reduction.
Additional grant packages will be awarded to qualifying programs through this grant and similar to years past, they could include Heat and Heart bundles containing an AED machine, ice immersion tub and hydration kit, or Field Equipment packages containing tackling dummies, distance chains, pylons and more. As in past years, applications for grants must be submitted by program – not by team .
For example: the Baltimore Bearcats 8U, 12U, 14U, etc. would not apply for this grant, but the Baltimore Bearcats program as a whole would submit an application for consideration of all the players on all their teams to be awarded a grant. Entering its 16th year, this grant has served over 9,500 area children providing them jerseys, cleats and other football accessories.
Grant Package(s) Descriptions: UA Jerseys - Receives new set football jerseys for the program UA Cleats - Receives a new set of cleats for the program (eligible for all sports) UA Sports Bras (eligible for all middle and high school girls' sports) Flag Football Starter Kits - Receives flag football start-up equipment (flags, balls, ball bags, etc.) Guardian Caps - Receives a set of impact reducing soft-shell helmet covers for the program (eligible for youth and high school football) Heat and Heart - Receives a new or refurbished AED with other hydration materials, followed by a CPR Training in June Field Equipment - Receives a selection of football equipment to purchase from Gilman Gear Other - Additional program needs that are not listed here.
March 3, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Grants Awarded, ordering process begins Announcement of this year's recipients Grant Distribution at Ravens Training Camp Applications Will Open Soon 2025 Youth Football Grants Winners ABC Park Seminoles Sports Agency ACCE Girls Flag Football Program Baybrook Elementary Middle School Cherry Hill Eagles Foundation, Inc. Gambrills-Odenton Recreational Council (GORC) Girls Beginning Flag Football Workshop Green Street Academy Football Harford Community College Women's Flag Football Joppatowne Seahawks Football and Cheer Lady Cardinals Football Club Lansdowne Middle School Flag Football Maplewood Athletic Association Inc. Monarch Academy Middle Flag Football Program Mother Seton Academy Athletics Prince Frederick Eagles Youth Organization Sheppard Pratt School - Glyndon South Hagerstown Junior Rebels Upper Queen Anne's County Youth Football Cheerleading Inc Wilde Lake High School Football Winfield Youth Football and Cheer Program The browser you are using is no longer supported on this site.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth and high school sports programs throughout Maryland; applications must be submitted by program (all teams within an organization), not by individual team. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The most recent published deadline was April 11, 2026, which has passed. This is an annual program, so a new cycle should follow. Check the funder's website for the next application window.
Ravens Youth Sports Grant is funded by Baltimore Ravens Foundation, in collaboration with Under Armour. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maryland. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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